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11th Class Result Gazette 2026 – Official Board Gazette PDFs

The result gazette is your board’s official list of every candidate’s result in one PDF (how it differs from your online result and DMC). It is the fastest way to confirm your 11th class (1st year) result on result day — open the file, search your roll number, and you have it. This page links the official gazette for every Pakistan board and shows you exactly how to search it.

11th Class Result Gazette 2026: official board gazette PDFs for every board, Punjab 2026 gazettes on 22 October

What the Result Gazette Is

The gazette is the board’s official result record — one PDF listing every candidate’s roll number with their result, and for most boards the grade or marks. The online result portal and the SMS service read from the same data, so the gazette is the authoritative source. Boards release it on result day, and it is the quickest backup when result websites are overloaded in the first hour.

It is not the same as your result card (DMC). The gazette is the full board-wide list; the DMC is your personal, subject-wise marksheet that you collect from your college later. Use the gazette to confirm your result fast; use the DMC for your exact subject marks. If anything looks wrong, apply for rechecking before your board’s deadline.

Download the Gazette for Your Board

Pick your board below. A direct Download link means we host the official gazette PDF (with its size). Where a gazette is not yet available from us, the link goes to that board’s result page, which carries the board’s official site. Punjab boards’ 2026 gazettes are added here on 22 October.

Punjab Boards

All nine Punjab boards declared the 1st year 2026 result on 22 October. Their 2026 gazettes will be added here that day. The 2025 Part-I gazettes are linked below in the meantime. Each board name opens a full guide to that board’s gazette: what’s inside, its result codes and its 2025 figures.

BoardOfficial gazette
BISE Lahore gazette guide
BISE Gujranwala gazette guide
BISE Faisalabad gazette guide
BISE Multan gazette guide
BISE Rawalpindi gazette guide
BISE Sargodha gazette guide
BISE Bahawalpur gazette guide
BISE DG Khan gazette guide
BISE Sahiwal gazette guide

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Boards

KP boards declared the HSSC Part-I 2026 result on 21–22 September. Each board publishes its gazette on its own portal; we add mirrored copies here as we verify them.

BoardOfficial gazette
BISE Peshawar
BISE Mardan Added when published — see BISE Mardan result page
BISE Swat Added when published — see BISE Swat result page
BISE Abbottabad Added when published — see BISE Abbottabad result page
BISE Malakand Added when published — see BISE Malakand result page
BISE Kohat Added when published — see BISE Kohat result page
BISE Bannu Added when published — see BISE Bannu result page
BISE DI Khan Added when published — see BISE DI Khan result page

Sindh Boards

Sindh boards publish the Part-I gazette after their result. From 2026 Sindh is moving to scanned (digital) marking; the gazette remains the official record.

BoardOfficial gazette
BIEK Karachi
BISE Hyderabad Added when published — see BISE Hyderabad result page
BISE Sukkur Added when published — see BISE Sukkur result page
BISE Larkana Added when published — see BISE Larkana result page
BISE Mirpurkhas Added when published — see BISE Mirpurkhas result page
BISE Shaheed Benazirabad Added when published — see BISE Shaheed Benazirabad result page

Federal, Balochistan & Azad Kashmir

BISE Quetta (Balochistan) has declared its 2026 gazette. The Federal Board (FBISE), AJK Board and Aga Khan Board (AKU-EB) publish their own records; AKU-EB has no provincial gazette and issues results individually.

BoardOfficial gazette
FBISE Added when published — see FBISE result page
BBISE Quetta
AJK BISE Mirpur Added when published — see AJK BISE Mirpur result page
AKU-EB Added when published — see AKU-EB result page

Gazette PDFs list students’ roll numbers and results, so we serve them with a no-index header. Source priority: the board’s own gazette first, then an official copy we host — never a third-party aggregator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 11th class result gazette?

The gazette is the board’s official result document — a single PDF that lists every candidate’s roll number with their result (pass/promoted/fail) and, for most boards, grade or marks. It is the authoritative record; the online result and SMS are drawn from the same data. Boards publish it on result day.

How do I find my result in the gazette?

Open the gazette PDF, press Ctrl + F (or Cmd + F on Mac, or the search icon in a mobile PDF reader), type your roll number, and press Enter. The reader jumps to your row. You can also search by name or college, but roll number is the most reliable because names can repeat.

Is the gazette the same as my result card?

No. The gazette is the full board-wide list of all candidates; your result card (DMC) is your personal, subject-wise marksheet. The gazette confirms your result quickly on result day; the official DMC is collected from your college later. If the two ever disagree, the board’s record on the DMC/gazette is final — apply for rechecking if you think there is an error.

Where can I download my board’s gazette?

Use the board table on this page. Where we host a verified copy, there is a direct download link with the file size. Otherwise, the link goes to that board’s result page, which carries the board’s official site where the gazette is posted. Punjab boards’ 2026 gazettes are added here on 22 October.

Why does the gazette show “promoted” instead of pass or fail?

Mainly at KP boards. Under their rules, a Part-I candidate who fails one or two subjects is “promoted” to Part-II and must clear the backlog subject later, so the gazette marks them promoted rather than failed. See our KP result explainer for what that means.

Are the gazette PDFs safe to open?

Yes. We link either the board’s own PDF or a copy of the official gazette that we host. The files list students’ roll numbers and results, so we mark them no-index for search engines — they are for looking up a result, not for indexing.

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